If you're travelling with Virgin Australia in the near future and you find yourself in business class, you'll more than likely be offered a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 to consume media content on during the flight. The devices will also be available on select flight that have a duration exceeding 3 hours (think Melbourne -> Perth) for economy class travellers Continue reading...

Now that Samsung has an updated version of their Galaxy Tab 10.1, we thought we'd stick the new and the old together in our comparison table, and if we're correct, there's very little difference between the two. Currently there's no confirmation on the CPU / GPU type. See what you think and let us know your thoughts in the comments. Continue reading...

The iPad might be the tablet choice for Qantas and Jetstar, but for Virgin Australia it's all about the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. Virgin's CEO, John Borghetti, told Australian Business Traveller "The Samsung tablet is being recognised as a better product than Apple. That's not unusal, second-generation stuff usually is. In fact, it's getting better reviews than the iPad 2." Continue reading...

It looks as though Samsung have let the cat out of the bag for its Mobile World Congress device lineup in an email to developers attending the conference. As seen on the left, the Galaxy Note 10.1 is the device that interests us the most. This isn't the first time Samsung have leaked out what they're going to announce, last year Continue reading...

If you're a fan of Optus and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, you'll be happy to know the two are now available as one -- a beautiful partnership, I know. You can grab yourself a 16GB 3G model from Optus on their Optus Tablet Plans -- if you want it for free you're going to have to Continue reading...

Remember when Apple tried to hush that Tablet? That Tablet being the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is now shipping from Vodafone's warehouse to stores and customers who pre-ordered it online. To people who haven't ordered one, you can either get it on all of Vodafone's Tablet Plans with $24/mo repayments on each of Continue reading...

Now that the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is legally allowed to be sold in Australia thanks to the High Court ruling, Vodafone is wasting no time in getting stock out the door. They're taking online orders right now and if you get in before the 16th of December you'll get it delivered before Christmas -- this Continue reading...

BREAKING: Apple Inc has failed in its application to have the High Court of Australia overturn the decision of the Federal Court to allow Samsung to commence the sale of its Galaxy Tab 10.1. Apple had sought special leave to appeal the Federal Court's decision, but the High Court dismissed Apple's application this morning and reportedly awarded costs to Samsung. In the Continue reading...

After a full bench of the Federal Court overturned the injunction halting sales of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 this afternoon, we reached out to Samsung to find out what this meant for them, they advised : Samsung Electronics Australia is pleased with today’s unanimous decision by the Federal Court to lift the preliminary injunction on sales of the Samsung GALAXY Tab Continue reading...

Yesterday an appeals court judge questioned how fair the ruling against Samsung in its fight against Apple really was. Samsung, as you may remember, are banned from selling and/or marketing the Galaxy Tab 10.1 here in Australia after Apple won an injunction against them over a month ago. Federal Court Justice Lindsay Foster said “The result Continue reading...

In the Federal Court this morning, Justice Bennett granted Apple an interim injunction against Samsung. The effect of this injunction is that Samsung is prevented from selling (by whatever means) the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia until the matter is finally decided. Any attempts to sell the device would likely be brought up as a contempt of court Continue reading...

It looks like the end might be in sight for the Galaxy Tab 10.1, and it's not the end that Samsung would like. Brisbane Times is reporting that Samsung are willing to abandon plans to bring the Galaxy Tab 10.1 to Australia if they cannot reach an agreement with Apple in the Federal Court within the Continue reading...

Millennius weren't the first to jump on the cheap Android tablet bandwagon, and they're not the first to get kicked off the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 bandwagon either. The Aussie online retailer has informed us and customers that they're no longer allowed to sell the Galaxy Tab 10.1. They gave no reasoning, but we all know Continue reading...